As a service however, Physical Plant Fire Services conduct periodic scheduled inspections and training with Auxiliary and Greek organizations.
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1 Campus Fire Safety Annual Compliance Report The Higher Education Opportunity Act (Public Law ) became law in August This act requires the University to produce an annual fire safety report outlining fire safety practices, standards, and all fire-related on campus statistics. The University of produces an annual report (The Michael Minger Act) that addresses these issues and statistics. Fire Services Summary/Purpose: To provide guidance to the University Community on Fire Services and information on building inspections, fire drills, Greek House closures for violations, and general fire safety issues. GENERAL The Physical Plant Department manages the Fire Services with three part- time Fire Inspectors. University Fire Inspectors work under the authority of the State Fire Marshal s Office. The fire inspectors manage fire, life safety issues, and alarms for University Academic Buildings. Auxiliary Services (Student Housing, Athletics) and Greek Organizations are responsible for maintenance and repair costs of their facilities fire and alarm systems. As a service however, Physical Plant Fire Services conduct periodic scheduled inspections and training with Auxiliary and Greek organizations. RESPONSIBILITY OF BUILDING OCCUPANTS IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE All occupants are required to leave the building when a fire alarm sounds or during a fire drill. Sound the alarm as the building is vacated. Occupants evacuating a building should not use elevators. Use the stairwell exits only. No one should re-enter the building until authorized to do so by fire officials. Once out of the building, report the fire location by dialing 911 on a cell phone or notifying University Police by dialing FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES On the campus, firefighting services are contracted with the City of Oxford. FIRE SAFETY INSPECTIONS University Fire Inspectors conduct fire safety inspections on University and Auxiliary buildings once each year. Emphasis is placed on building evacuation plans, emergency/exit lighting, and maintaining clear exit passageways. Other
2 fire code and safety violations are noted and reported for correction as appropriate. STATE FIRE MARSHAL The State of Fire Marshal is invited annually to inspect University buildings. GREEK HOUSES Courtesy fire safety inspections on Greek Houses located on campus are conducted once each semester. State law requires each Greek House on University property to have an NFPA 72 (operational and monitored smoke and) fire alarm system. It is the Greek organizations responsibility to be in compliance with the National Fire Code (NFPA) Standard 72 as published by the National Fire Protection Association. Greek organizations are required to have their smoke and fire alarm systems inspected and tested prior to each fall and spring semester to ensure the systems are operating properly. CLOSING GREEK HOUSES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE FIRE CODE Under state law, the State Fire Marshal and his authorized deputies, including those deputized fire inspectors ( Fire Inspectors ) in the Physical Plant Department, are authorized to enforce the fire code in fraternity and sorority houses ( Houses ) located on state property. In an emergency situation, the Fire Inspectors may order the vacating and closing of Houses in order to protect the lives of students living in the House. The following procedures will be followed when closing Houses. At the beginning of August every year, or as soon as possible thereafter, the Office of the Dean of Students shall provide the Physical Plant with the following information for each fraternity and sorority on campus: Name of Name and contact information for the president of the fraternity (including phone number, fax number, and address, if applicable) Name and contact information for the president of the house corporation of the fraternity (including phone number, fax number, and address) Name and contact information for the alumnus/faculty advisor for the fraternity The Office of the Dean of Students will update this information with the Physical Plant any time this information changes. Physical Plant Fire Inspectors may inspect the Houses at any time. These visits shall include both scheduled and unscheduled visits.
3 Recurring violations detected during subsequent inspections may be reported to the Dean of Students Office for further action. These violations will be dealt with pursuant to the policies and procedures of the Office of Conflict Resolution and Student Conduct, including, but not limited to, bringing charges against an organization or individual for disregard of University authority. If the Fire Inspectors find any violation that they believe represents a danger to life and limb, they may order that the House be vacated and closed until the violation is corrected. If the House is to be closed, the following steps will be followed: The Fire Inspectors shall inform the house director and any individuals present in the common living areas of the House that it is to be vacated by 6:00 p.m. the same day (or another reasonable time in accordance with the danger present). The Fire Inspectors shall post a sign on the door of the House stating: The Fire Inspectors shall immediately inform the following individuals or entities that (i) the House is closed, (ii) the reason the House is closed and what corrections must be made before the house is reoccupied, and (iii) that anyone found inside the House after the stated time will be subject to arrest for trespassing. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) The Office of the Dean of Students (who will inform the national office for the fraternity or sorority) The president of the fraternity The president of the house corporation The alumnus/faculty advisor of the fraternity The University Police Department The Office of the University Attorney The Office of the State Fire Marshal (by phone or fax) A copy of the written notice/administrative order provided to the fraternity and the house corporation (stating why the House is closed and that anyone inside the House may be arrested for trespassing) shall be forwarded to the University Police Department (UPD). If the Fire Inspectors have reason to believe that the House is not being vacated according to their orders, then they may enter the House to determine if anyone is present on the property. Officers of the University Police Department may accompany the Fire Inspectors at their request. Should the Fire Inspectors find individuals on the property after the no trespassing order is in effect, they may request that officers of UPD arrest these individuals for trespassing.
4 During the time the House is closed, the Fire Inspectors have the authority to allow individuals to enter the house for the purposes of securing the House or remedying the fire code violation (such as security guards, contractors or alarm maintenance personnel). Once the violation has been corrected, the Fire Inspectors will remove the warning signs from the exits and will inform fraternity members that they may reenter the premises. The Fire Inspectors shall also notify the Office of the Dean of Students, the University Police Department, the Office of the University Attorney and the Office of the State Fire Marshal that the violation has been corrected and that the House is no longer closed. A student who needs to enter the House while the House is closed should contact the alumnus/faculty advisor for the fraternity or the president of the house corporation. Should either of these individuals not be available, then the president of the fraternity should be contacted. In some cases, the Fire Inspectors may determine that posting a Fire Watch may be an acceptable alternative to closing a House. This determination, and the provisions of any Fire Watch, shall be within the discretion of the Fire Inspectors. In deciding whether a Fire Watch is an acceptable alternative, the Fire Inspectors may consider all factors they believe to be relevant. REPORTS Inspection reports are forwarded to the Vice Chancellor(s) associated with buildings housing their respective academic deans/chairs/directors/building mayors. The discrepancies will be re- inspected during the next annual inspection. Academic Deans and Department Chairs are responsible for correcting Fire Code Deficiencies pointed out during the annual fire inspections, especially issues concerning blocked/restricted passageways and student occupancy levels in classrooms. Greek House Corporations are responsible for correcting deficiencies within their respective houses and maintaining current certification of smoke and fire alarm systems to meet existing state laws and fire codes. FIRE DRILLS Residence Hall Drills: Fire drills are conducted once per semester for each residence hall in coordination with the Director of Student Housing or his representative. Greek Houses: Each Greek House on campus also will have fire drills once per fall and spring semester. Greek Houses by nature are sensitive and extra
5 inspections of Greek Houses and alarm systems will be conducted as time permits or as deemed appropriate. ALARMS When a fire alarm sounds, follow the procedures outlined under the Responsibility of Building Occupants in the above paragraph. Tampering with building fire alarms, fire systems, or fire extinguishers is prohibited. Violators are subject to disciplinary action, monetary fine, or both. Only authorized personnel are allowed to work on these life safety systems. FIRE ALARM MONITORING SERVICE The Physical Plant Department has a 24 hour 7 day per week Dispatch Office that monitors automated fire alarms in academic buildings. Not all campus buildings have automated fire alarm systems. The monitoring system is computer based. The Physical Plant Department does not monitor Greek fire alarm systems. Greek Houses are responsible for any maintenance, repairs, phone line expenses, and testing that is related to their systems. Greek Houses assume full responsibility for any circumstances resulting from fire alarm systems failure to meet State Laws or fire codes as established. University Fire Services and Physical Plant are unable to provide maintenance on Greek fire alarm systems. During semiannual fire drills, the Greek fire alarm systems will be tested for functionality. Discrepancies will be reported as indicated above. Greeks are required to contact their alarm monitoring companies for periodic testing of systems. Greeks are encouraged to purchase maintenance contracts on fire alarm systems from certified service providers. Inoperable fire and smoke alarm systems are reason for closure of Greek Houses. Requests for assistance from Physical Plant should be directed to the Physical Plant Production Control Desk, Electrical Appliances
6 Residence Halls: The electrical systems in the residence halls are not designed to carry heavy loads of electrical equipment. Appliances that are permitted include: microwaves (less than 1000 watts), refrigerators (no more than 4 cubic feet), coffee makers, air popcorn poppers, hair dryers, electric shavers, radios, TVs and stereos. Microwaves are the only cooking appliance permitted for use in student rooms. No homemade electrical appliance will be permitted. Additionally, residents must be present when using any cooking appliance in student rooms or in hall kitchens. Items that are NOT allowed include but are not limited to: electric heaters, oil popcorn poppers, toaster ovens, George Foreman, or similar type grills, open coiled or open flame appliances, halogen lamps, crock pots, and convection ovens. Apartments: Appliances with open coils, flames, or those that pose an electrical overload are prohibited for safety reasons. Dishwashers, washers, and dryers are not allowed. If one of these appliances is found, the resident has 72 hours to permanently remove it from the complex. If not properly taken care of within 72 hours, judicial action will be pursued. It is possible that the resident may be charged an additional electrical service usage fee. In addition, the resident s lease may be terminated due to noncompliance. Smoke-Free Campus Environment Summary/Purpose: To provide notice of and guidelines about the smoke-free environment at The.* Smoking is prohibited at all times, and at all locations of the Oxford campus, including University-owned facilities, properties, and grounds. This includes but is not limited to the following: The interior of all University-owned buildings; All outside property or grounds of the Oxford campus, including sidewalks, parking lots, recreational areas and partially enclosed areas such as walkways, breezeways, patios, porches, gazebos, tents and bus shelters; Within any -owned vehicles, including buses, vans, shuttles, golf carts and all other University vehicles; All indoor and outdoor athletics venues and facilities. This policy applies to all faculty, staff, students, visitors, and contractors. For purposes of this policy, smoking means inhaling, exhaling, burning, carrying or possessing any lighted tobacco product, including cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, and any other lit tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes that emit smoke. The University also prohibits littering the campus with remains of any tobacco products. Additionally, the University-controlled advertising, sale, or free sampling of tobacco products is prohibited on campus, regardless of the vendor.
7 Organizers and attendees at public events, such as conferences, meetings, public lectures, social events, cultural events, and athletic events using University-owned facilities, grounds, and properties are required to abide by policy. Therefore, organizers of such events are responsible for communicating to attendees the policies of the University and for enforcing this policy. Communication: Persons will be informed of this policy through: Signs posted in appropriate areas throughout the University Various University web sites including Human Resources, Alumni Affairs, Athletics, Health Center, Counseling Center, and others UM Smoke-Free Campus web-site ( communication to all employees and students The M Book Other University publications and communications. Respect and Responsibility: The success of this policy depends on the thoughtfulness, consideration, and cooperation of smokers and non-smokers. All members of the University community share in the responsibility for adhering to and enforcing this policy. Any complaints should be brought to the attention of the appropriate University authorities, and anyone who complains shall be protected against retaliation. Enforcement: The responsibility for the enforcement and communication of this policy rests with all members of the University community and the University Police Department. Visitors, contractors, and other individuals on campus who are in violation of the policy should be reminded of the policy and asked to comply with our smoke-free campus policy. All faculty, staff, and students who are in violation of this policy should be reminded of the policy and asked to comply. Refusal to comply with this policy could result in citations and fines. For complete information about policy enforcement, go to Smoking Cessation Programs: The Health Center and Counseling Center offer a range of smoking cessation and support programs for any member of the University community who desires to quit smoking. The University s employee health insurance plan covers the full cost for three months of cessation medications. To learn more about smoking cessation programs available to students and employees, please go to Arson, Explosive Devices, and Emergency Equipment
8 Summary/Purpose: To protect property and persons from harm as the result of fire and inherently dangerous activities. The unauthorized setting of fires, use of explosive devices, and misuse of emergency equipment are prohibited at The. Below is a nonexclusive list of prohibited actions under this policy. 1. The University prohibits the attempt to set, the setting of, or the adding to unauthorized fires on University property. 2. Any student found willfully to have tampered with, damaged, or misused any fire protection equipment, initiated a false alarm, negligently discharged a fire extinguisher, or set fire in a residence hall or any other facility on the University campus may be expelled from the University and held responsible for the cost of all damages. In addition to disciplinary action through the University conduct system, students and/or their non-student guests who engage in such activity may be subject to criminal prosecution and civil liability. 3. Occupants of all University facilities have a responsibility to follow the directions and directives of the chief of the Oxford Fire Department, or a designated representative, and University personnel during fire emergencies as well as unannounced fire drills and practice evacuations. The failure or refusal to cooperate will constitute a breach of regulations and is subject to disciplinary action. 4. The University prohibits the possession, use, or threatened use of explosive devices, materials, or chemicals, including, but not limited to, firecrackers, cherry bombs, bottle rockets, and dynamite. 5. Any student found willfully to have tampered with, damaged, or misused any campus emergency protection equipment or initiated a false alarm may be expelled from the University and held responsible for the cost of all damages. In addition to disciplinary action through the University conduct system, students and/or their nonstudent guests who engage in such activity may be subject to criminal prosecution and civil liability. Fire Alarms Fire alarms have been installed throughout the residence halls for student safety. In the event that a fire alarm should sound, students must leave the building immediately through the nearest exit. Residents should become familiar with the evacuation diagram located on each hallway. Residents are instructed to remain outside of the building until the Fire Department gives the order that the building is safe and residents may return to their rooms. Residents who remain in the residence halls after an alarm has sounded are subject to arrest and University judicial action. Intentionally causing a false fire alarm is considered a serious infraction and will be dealt with accordingly. The Fire Department responds to all fire alarms regardless of their origin, and the cost is charged to the Housing Department. Please be aware that smoking, cooking and aerosols sprayed near smoke detectors or sprinklers may result in an accidental false fire alarm. An intentional false fire alarm may result in arrest, University disciplinary action, and
9 loss of housing. A $500 fine will be assessed to anyone responsible for setting off a fire alarm. If no one person or persons are found responsible, the cost will be assessed to the entire floor or building as common area damage. Each semester, one planned fire drill will be scheduled. This will provide an opportunity for residents to practice evacuating the building. All alarms that sound should be treated as a potentially lifethreatening situation. When a fire alarm sounds residents should: 1. Leave the room immediately, as required by state law. 2. Leave the wall or overhead light on. 3. Close the room door and lock it. 4. Walk quietly and quickly to the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators. 5. Once outside, go to the designated waiting area. 6. Remain outside until the signal is given by building staff to return to rooms. Students must obey all fire regulations. Failure to evacuate a hall when an alarm sounds represents grounds for disciplinary action. Housing staff and the University Police reserve the right to enter student rooms to locate the source of the problem and to ensure that everyone has evacuated the building. Fire and Safety Equipment City Fire Code prohibits anyone from tampering with fire and safety equipment in the residence halls or in any campus building. Tampering includes pulling false fire alarms, discharging fire extinguishers, removing exit signs, and interfering with smoke detectors and sprinklers. Students responsible will be assessed for all damages that occur as a result of their actions and for the hourly rate of the repair person's labor. All violators are subject to judicial action and possible criminal prosecution. The civil penalty for malicious use of fire and safety equipment is up to a $500 fine/and or 90 days in jail. Students damaging or tampering with life safety equipment will be assessed for all damages related to replacement, or repair including any labor costs. Fire Safety Candles, incense, oil lamps, etc. are not permitted in the residence halls or apartments. These items produce an open flame that may inadvertently set off the smoke alarm system causing a false alarm. They may start a fire. Because of the potential hazard that all candles pose, whether they are burned or unburned, ordinary or decorative, they are not permitted on-campus. Candles found in student rooms will be confiscated and the resident(s) of the room will be charged $25 per candle and will be subject to
10 disciplinary action. All confiscated items will be removed from students rooms and disposed of appropriately by Housing staff. Students are required to bring appliances and hair equipment (curling irons) that have an automatic turn-off feature. In addition, the following items are not allowed due to risk of fire: *Live Christmas trees *Fireworks *Grills *Motorized vehicles *Hazardous flammable materials (gas, propane, gas grill, chemicals) *Paper/fabric covering more than 50% of the wall *Halogen lamps Fire Drills Fire Drills will be conducted once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester for all residence halls and Greek houses. Fire Inspections Fire Services conducts Building and Facilities Inspections once a year, concentrating on building evacuation plans, emergency exit lighting, and clear passageways. Additionally, room occupancy and fire safety issues are included in this scope of work. Fire inspection reports are addressed to the vice chancellors associated with the buildings housing their respective academic deans, department chairs and building mayors. Any discrepancies will be re-inspected. Fire safety inspections are carried out and reports are maintained in accordance with the current International Fire Code and the NFPA Codes. Copies of these reports are sent to the State Fire Marshal. Fire drills and fire safety inspections are conducted once per semester for each residence hall in coordination with the Director of Housing or his or her representative. Fire drills and fire safety inspections are conducted once per semester for each oncampus Greek house. Event inspections in University auditoriums and athletics facilities are conducted per event or by a scheduled facility inspection. The following types of fire drills and safety programs are offered in the fire safety area: Live evacuation fire drills for residence halls Live evacuation fire drills for Greek houses Fire and severe weather evacuation rules and procedures for the campus community Fire safety training for freshman chemistry classes Fire safety training for commercial cooking classes
11 Fire safety training by UM Fire Services and the Oxford Fire Department for Housing's CAs Fire safety training by UM Fire Services and the Oxford Fire Department for the leadership of Greek organizations Fire Safety Training Annually, University Fire Services conducts fire safety training to all first year Chemistry students (more than 500 students). The training consists of a slide presentation and a "hands-on" demonstration of how to use a fire extinguisher. Before the start of the Fall Semester, University Fire Services also conducts a Resident Advisor Fire Safety Class. This training includes a power point presentation and hands-on demonstration of how to use a fire extinguisher. In addition, Fire Services creates a low visibility environment in a residence hall and instructs students how to escape a building filled with smoke. The hallway is filled with fire training fog and obstacles are placed in the hallway. The students must find their way to the opposite end of the hallway to the stairwell exit where they can leave the building. Policy on Open Flames in Greek Houses Candles and incense are prohibited from use in individual's rooms. Candles or incense may be used only in ceremonies, rituals, initiations, and special events such as alumni dinners, memorial services, etc., and only when all of the following criteria are met: * Notification of event shall be made in writing to University Fire Services 700 Hathorn Road, University, MS * At least one individual shall be designated as the Safety Monitor when candles are being used. The Safety Monitor shall observe candle use and ensure that proper precautions have taken place. The Safety Monitor shall have the proper knowledge on how to use a fire extinguisher and know where the fire extinguishers are located. Should a fire occur and no one is in immediate danger, the Safety Monitor shall attempt to extinguish the fire by using a fire extinguisher. (University Fire Services may be contacted for training on how to use a fire extinguisher properly ). * If at any point the fire becomes too large or people are in immediate danger, evacuate the building immediately and then call 911. * Lit candles shall not be left unattended. * Proper candle placement is imperative to ensure that a fire is not started by placing candles near, above or below flammable materials such as curtains, towels, tablecloths, etc. Care also should be taken to ensure that dripping wax will not cause any burns to persons or property. * Care should be taken to extinguish candles in a well-ventilated area so as to not accidentally activate the building s fire alarm system. Fire Statistics Residential Housing Fire Alarm Systems
12 Location/Building Number of Beds Number of Fires Number of Injuries Number of Deaths Fire Drills Per Semester Sprinkled Fire Alarm System Brown Yes Yes Campus Walk Yes Yes Crosby Yes Yes Deaton Yes Yes Hefley Yes Yes Kincannon Yes Yes Martin Yes Yes Northgate No No Residential College South Luckyday Residential College Yes Yes Yes Yes Ridge North Yes Yes Burns Hall Yes Yes Minor Hall Yes Yes Stewart Yes Yes Stockard Yes Yes Village Yes Yes Location/Building Number of Panels Fire Alarm System Residential Area Number of Pull Stations Number of Other Initiation Devices Brown Campus Walk Number of Strobes Location of Supervising Stations
13 Crosby Deaton Hefley Kincannon Martin Northgate Residential College South Luckyday Residential College Ridge North Burns Hall Minor Hall Stewart Stockard Village N/A Fire Alarm System Residential Area (Cont.) Sprinkler System Fire Pumps Standpipe Location/ Building Type Floors Protected Square Footage Manufa ctured Brand Maximum Rate of Discharge Backup Power Supplied Type No. Flo ors No. Risers Brown N/ A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1000 gpm N/A N/A N/ A N/A
14 Campus Walk Crosby We t Wet / Dry Deaton Wet 5 Hefley Kincannon Martin Wet / Dry Wet / Dry Wet / Dry Northgate Wet 6 Residentia l College South Luckyday Residentia l College Wet / Dry Wet / Dry , , , , , , , ,9 05 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 2007 ITT N/A Unkn own Unkn own Peerle ss Peerle ss 1000 gpm 1000 gpm Generato r No Backup Generato r 2 8 Wet 11 3 Wet 5 2 Wet 5 2 N/A N/A N/A N/A Wet Aurora 1000 gpm Generato r N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 2008 Aurora 750 gpm 5 N/A 2008 N/A N/A Generato r Generato r Wet 11 2 N/ A Wet 5 2 Wet 5 2 N/A N/A Ridge North Wet 5 Burns Hall Wet 4.5 Minor Hall Wet 5 88, , ,29 7 N/A N/A N/A N/A Wet 5 2 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Stewart Wet 7 N/A N/A Stockard Wet / Dry ,5 00 Aurora Peerle ss 2007 Aurora 1000 gpm 1000 gpm 1000 gpm generator Wet 5 2 Generato r Generato r Wet 7 3 Wet 11 2
15 Village Wet 12 Building N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Greek Houses Sprinkler Systems Type of System Number of Floors Protected N/ A Square Footage Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Wet 2 ~ 20,000 Alpha Tau Omega Wet 3 ~25,000 Delta Gamma Sorority Wet/Dry 3 ~30,000 Delta Delta Delta Sorority Dry 4 ~30,000 Delta Psi Wet 2 ~10,000 Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Wet 2 ~25,000 Kappa Delta Sorority Wet 3 ~30,000 Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Wet 3 ~30,000 Pi Beta Phi Sorority Wet 3 ~30,000 Pi Kappa Alpha Wet 3 ~20,000 Sigma Nu Wet 2 ~30,000 Phi Delta Theta Wet 2 ~30,000 Phi Mu Sorority Wet 2 ~25,000 Chi Omega Sorority Wet 3 ~30,000 Building Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Delta Gamma Sorority Number of Panels Greek Houses Fire Alarm Systems Number of Pull Stations Number of Other Initiation Devices Number of Strobes N/A
16 Delta Delta Delta Sorority Delta Psi Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Kappa Delta Sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Pi Beta Phi Sorority Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Psi Phi Mu Sorority Chi Omega Sorority
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